It’s been 20 years since Karl Smith and Pete Cohen formed Sodastream, and 10 years since we heard anything from the Australian duo. But next month sees the release of their new album Little By Little and a welcome appearance…
After making a splash with single ‘Unforgiving War’ late last year, We Were Strangers is preparing to release his debut album in March and we’re stoked to premiere the first track from Beneath A Broken Sky. Stefan Melbourne specialises in…
Soon you can stop counting the days, because this is the week that Patch & The Giant release All That We Had, We Stole. Luke and Angie have been talking us through the making of the band’s debut album, the…
First, the good news: Keston Cobbers Club are back! The five-piece will release their new album Almost Home at the end of March, the follow-up to the wonderful Wildfire. Second, even more good news: We have the video premiere of…
When Zoe Nicol and Rosie Jones jetted off to Nashville in September 2015 having only written half the album they intended to record when they got there, you might – as Rosie put it – have thought them “a bit…
Good grief! It’s Christmas Eve. May even the smallest sapling turn into a beautiful tree, and may you discover the true meaning of Christmas through your friends (and a five-cent psychiatric booth). From all of us at For Folk’s Sake,…
We’re really nearly there. Father Christmas has only one day left to get all those presents ready. Assuming you believe in Father Christmas. We were on the fence, until Hannah Peel made a compelling case with the help of her…
Corb Lund, a man known for his distinctive take on country music, didn’t cut any corners when coming up with his own Christmas tune a couple of years ago, as evidenced by the lavish video that comes with it.
We have a little list in our heads – a fantasy wishlist if you like – of all the artists that might one day record a Christmas album. Right now, it’s topped by Richard Hawley. But if you went back…
So far in this calendar we’d had a track from three of the four FFS Christmas albums, so let’s finish the set with a pick from 2012. Once again, it’s hard to separate the many wonderful contributions we received, so…